As comparison, in Portugal: DIGI offers Internet only, 10€ ($11.10) for symmetric 1Gb/s, fiber, no cap (unlimited). 10Gb/s? 15€ ($16.65).
this post was submitted on 12 Nov 2026
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Yeah but has Portugal even once thought about the shareholders? Think about how miserable they could make the average citizen if they just choose psychopathy and narcissism instead.
Just check the Portuguese job market and housing situation, they've got plenty of psychopathy and narcissism.
I have the cheapest plan I've ever seen in America for my speed. $80/month for 2Gbps symmetric fiber.
Wait, you're saying private-public partnerships don't lead to ideal outcomes for users?
But . . .but the effecient market!